MP Anna Soubry outraged by malicious tweet
Tributes paid to men who died in A52 crash
Councils pay out thousands over asbestos in schools
West Bridgford school shut for third day
Notts County manager cancels Christmas party
Boxer Ekow Essuman wins first professional fight
Benitez sends encouraging words to Forest
Updates for Friday 2 December 2016
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
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Kevin Stanley
Reporter, BBC Radio Nottingham
We've spoken to Anna who has said she's very disturbed by the tweet.
She's reported it to Nottinghamshire Police but told us she hasn't heard back from them yet.
Kevin Stanley
Reporter, BBC Radio Nottingham
The Conservative MP for Broxtowe Anna Soubry has been the subject of a malicious tweet which says "someone jo cox Anna Sourby please".
She tweeted a screen grab of it this morning, saying "This is what has happened to our politics. Tolerance &free speech must prevail".
Image source, Twitter / Anna Soubry
BBC Nottingham Sport
Nottingham boxer Ekow Essuman won his first professional fight in Birmingham last night, beating Russian Andrej Cepur 40-36 on points.
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
Nationally, councils have paid out £10m compensation to people exposed to asbestos in schools.
It is thought any school building built before 2000 is likely to contain some form of asbestos but the numbers could be much higher as schools that have become academies are not included in council figures.
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
Sarah Lyons from the National Union of Teachers (NUT) thinks the city council's approach is all wrong.
She said the policy of "trying to manage it in situ is just not working".
Ms Lyons said their main concern is the amount of former pupils who are dying as adults because of exposure to asbestos while at school.
Councils in Nottinghamshire have now paid almost £375,000 in compensation to staff who were exposed to asbestos in schools.
Image source, ThinkstockNottingham City Council has handed out £177,000 over the last ten years but will only say there are fewer than five cases, and that saying any more could identify someone.
And it has admitted almost 40 schools still have asbestos in them - which they said is "being properly managed".
BBC Radio Nottingham
Jesse Gray Primary School in West Bridgford is closed again today.
It was shut on Wednesday after a ceiling fell down.
Nottinghamshire County Council said repair work will continue over the weekend, and the school will re-open on Monday.
Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather
It’ll be cloudy and mostly dry today with some brighter spells where the cloud thins and breaks.
Highs of 8C (46F).
BBC Travel
Nothing major to tell you about this morning but there's a lot of slow traffic about. Mansfield Road in Arnold is looking busy as is the A52 Clifton Boulevard and in Bingham and Derby Road in Bramcote.
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
Friday is here and I'm writing your news for Nottinghamshire today.
It's still a bit dark and grey outside but it should brighten up later